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Taranaki Daily News, 20 August 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S JtO-NIGHX! At 7.45. IXO-NIGHT! And at Both Sessions To-Morrow. PAULINE FREDERICK PAULINE FREDERICK Jn «, big and gripping story 0! an episode ■ , in Western Lite— , •THE PEACE OP ROARING RIVER." "THE PEACE OF ROARING RIVER." ■THE Pf-flP*- OF BpARING RIVER." " TrS A GOLDWYN! yiCTIiHSED by. a. Treacherous "A<J." in t, MATRIMONIAL newspaper. TRAPPED- bjjt' there in the wide-open West! , What happew&t to Madge Nelson forms one of the season's most brilliant dramatic successes. D.C. Is '6d, Stalls Is (plus tax).. „, 1 y : ;, 'inA— —— THE EMPIRE MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 23" 24 25 MATINEE TUESDAY, AT 3 P.M. ■ International Attractions present THE MIRACLE MAN. THE MIRACLE MAN.. THE MIRACLE MAN. fie,took Pour Evil-drenched Derelicts of ihe Dregs of Life, and from their livesjwove • A STORY THAT CANNOT BE TOLD IN WORDS. this u the picture achievement that in ctae triumphaht leap gave the Picture Screen its -place among the Great Arts. 'A DRAMA OF FLESH-AND-BLOOD-MEN AND WOMEN. Sinning, Struggling, Loving, Achieving. THE MIRACLE MAN. THE MIRACLE MAN. THE MIRACLE MAN. ;fhe ■ Greatest and Most Artistic Moral Achievement of the Screen Age. ft« yet unforgettable quality is revealed is the fact that tlse story may « be told in two sentences, yet might not be conveyed in words Ailing as many pages. PRICES—Circle (Reserves) 3s, Stalls 2s (plug tax). Children fid to Matinee. MATINEE TO-MORROW, AT 2 P.M. RAHOTU HALL. COMPLIMENTARY SOCIAL AND DANCE, 1 to the Ladies, given by {he Returned Soldiers of Rahotu and Pungarehu Districts, will, be held in the Rahotu Hail on FRIDAY, 20th August. Sood Floor, Good Music. Gents 2s fid. * - J. HUNTER, * ; ■... Secretary, Rahot,u.

BOXING! BOXIXG: tournament under the auspices of The 1 faranaki Boxing Association (Incorporated.) EMPIRE THEATRE EMPIRE THEATRE THURSDAY, 28th AUGUST, 1920. THURSDAY, 26th AUGUST, 1920. j(The Night of the Hunt Club Races) Fifteen Rounds Professional Middle(height Contest for Purse of Seventy Sovereigns. THE BOUT OP THE SEASON. . GEORGE RICHARDSON GEORGE RICHARDSON J Winner of twenty contests} . Versus FRANK BROWN / PRANK BROWN {Welter Champion 4th Battle Squadron - - Grand Fleet, 1915) JOUR SPECIAL AMATEUR BOUTS. (Six two-minute rounds.) The pick of the Province competing, foferee: Mr.-Tim Tracy, Wellington. Admission: 10s and ss. A limited number of ring-side seats at £1 Is. lay. plan opens- at Collier's on Monday, 23rd August, at 9 a.m. ERNEST CLARKE, Hon. Secretary, New Plymouth. 0 SOLDI GET YOUR COSTUMES READY For the NEW PLYMOUTH RETURNED SOLDIERS' ♦ pLAIN & JpANCV J)REBS g ALL. To be held in the CORONATION HALL, NEW PLYMOUTH, TBUBBDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER- ~ And followed by a CHILDREN'S FANCY DRESS BALL ■. On FRIDAY, 3rd SEPTEMBER. ftitu will be awarded both nights for—• Best Fancy Costume, ' Best Comic, Bert Poster, Best National, and Most Original

Full Particulars Later. •' W. P. OKEY, i Chairman Ball Committee. V. 0. WEST, . Secretary, 8.5.A. ( WK VTAHT OLD HOTOBSt .. %Sm tear ftem down and sell the **" parte 1 Yon get a good price! Write Bif » For sjfirea, accessories, engines, oUflMot, tyres of every kind, there is stfWmt value. Seno for what yon need. ymitsfftoss motor & accessory "*. fie, Lawrence Manager. t ' y"» 0X- VtkIUSGTCW